Moral: Stick To Low-Hanging Fruit

You know, traffic congestion and greenhouse gasses are important in an Arnold Schwarzenegger kind of way, but access to health insurance is an equally powerful bipartisan issue, you know. Just saying is all:

A sickening 1 million New Yorkers don’t have health insurance, even though 700,000 of them have jobs, according to a report released yesterday by the city Health Department.

More than a quarter of them are young adults ages 18 to 24. The problem is most prevalent among Hispanics: 1 in 4 of them lacks insurance, compared with 1 in 10 whites.

Men are also more likely to lack insurance than women: 1 in 5 of them has no insurance while 1 in 8 women lacks coverage.

(And there are lots of fresh fruit this time of year.)